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phot/phos = light (Greek– light) phototrophic phosphorescent photogenic photograph, photogenic, photosynthesis

phot/phos = light (Greek– light) phototrophic phosphorescent photogenic photograph, photogenic, photosynthesis

luc = light (Latin– light) lucid elucidate translucent luster, luna

luc = light (Latin– light) lucid elucidate translucent luster, luna

spec/spect = to look at (Latin– to look at) circumspect prospecter specimen, spectator, aspect,

spec/spect = to look at (Latin– to look at) circumspect prospecter specimen, spectator, aspect, conspicuous

vid/vis = to see, to look (Latin– to see, to look) invidious providential improvise

vid/vis = to see, to look (Latin– to see, to look) invidious providential improvise video, visit, vision, vista

nunc/nounc (Latin to announce) enunciate renounce pronouncement announce

nunc/nounc (Latin to announce) enunciate renounce pronouncement announce

voc/vok (Latin to call) invoke provocative revoke vocal

voc/vok (Latin to call) invoke provocative revoke vocal

fa (Latin to speak) ineffable infantile affable fame

fa (Latin to speak) ineffable infantile affable fame

dic/dict (Latin to say, to tell) edict indictum dictionary

dic/dict (Latin to say, to tell) edict indictum dictionary

hib/hab (Latin to have, to hold) prohibit inhibit

hib/hab (Latin to have, to hold) prohibit inhibit

fus/found (Latin to pour out) suffuse confound infuse

fus/found (Latin to pour out) suffuse confound infuse

ten/tain/tin (Latin to hold) sustain abstain tenacious retinue

ten/tain/tin (Latin to hold) sustain abstain tenacious retinue

ple (Latin to fill) replete implement deplete

ple (Latin to fill) replete implement deplete

form (Latin to form, to establish) misinformation reformative

form (Latin to form, to establish) misinformation reformative

apt/ept (Latin to fit) inept adept aptitude

apt/ept (Latin to fit) inept adept aptitude

pos/pon (Latin to put, to place) posit impose disposition

pos/pon (Latin to put, to place) posit impose disposition

fig (Latin to shape) figment effigy prefigure

fig (Latin to shape) figment effigy prefigure

LEGA Latin-to appoint, to send on a mission, to charge with legacy, delegate

LEGA Latin-to appoint, to send on a mission, to charge with legacy, delegate

ACT/AG Latin-to do, act agenda, proactive, exacting

ACT/AG Latin-to do, act agenda, proactive, exacting

PULS/PEL Latin-to push repulsion, dispel, propel

PULS/PEL Latin-to push repulsion, dispel, propel

LAT Latin-brought, carried relative, superlative, dilate

LAT Latin-brought, carried relative, superlative, dilate

CHANT/CANT Latin-to sing, to call recant, incantation, disenchanted

CHANT/CANT Latin-to sing, to call recant, incantation, disenchanted

AUD Latin-to hear inaudible, auditory, audit

AUD Latin-to hear inaudible, auditory, audit

SON Latin-to sound dissonance, assonance, resonant

SON Latin-to sound dissonance, assonance, resonant

LOG Latin-to speak, to reason analogous, dialogue, prologue

LOG Latin-to speak, to reason analogous, dialogue, prologue

BELL Latin-war bellicose, antebellum, belligerence

BELL Latin-war bellicose, antebellum, belligerence

AM Latin-love, friend enamored, amiable, amicable

AM Latin-love, friend enamored, amiable, amicable

AGON Greek- contest, struggle antagonize, protagonist, antagonist

AGON Greek- contest, struggle antagonize, protagonist, antagonist

PHIL Greek – love philosophical, philanthropy, bibliophile

PHIL Greek – love philosophical, philanthropy, bibliophile

PED Latin- foot impediment, expedient, pedestrian

PED Latin- foot impediment, expedient, pedestrian

PED Greek-child pedant, pedagogue

PED Greek-child pedant, pedagogue

VEST Latin- clothing travesty, vested, vestment, divest

VEST Latin- clothing travesty, vested, vestment, divest

CORPOR/CORPU Latin- body corporeal, corpulent, incorporate

CORPOR/CORPU Latin- body corporeal, corpulent, incorporate

UNI Latin-one uniform, unison, unanimous

UNI Latin-one uniform, unison, unanimous

MONO Greek-one monologue, monopolize, monogamy, monolithic

MONO Greek-one monologue, monopolize, monogamy, monolithic

HOMO Greek-the same homonym, homogenized

HOMO Greek-the same homonym, homogenized

EQUI Latin-equal, even equitable, equilibrium, iniquity

EQUI Latin-equal, even equitable, equilibrium, iniquity

BEN Latin-well, good benevolent, benefactor, benign

BEN Latin-well, good benevolent, benefactor, benign

CORD Latin-heart accord, discord, cordial

CORD Latin-heart accord, discord, cordial

ANIM Latin-spirit animosity, equanimity, magnanimous

ANIM Latin-spirit animosity, equanimity, magnanimous

MAL Latin-bad dismal, malevolent, malicious

MAL Latin-bad dismal, malevolent, malicious

JUR Latin-to swear, to vow perjury, abjure, conjure

JUR Latin-to swear, to vow perjury, abjure, conjure

DOMIN Latin-to rule, to dominate predominant, domineering, indomitable

DOMIN Latin-to rule, to dominate predominant, domineering, indomitable

CRAT/CRAC Latin-to rule/power aristocracy, theocracy, bureaucrat

CRAT/CRAC Latin-to rule/power aristocracy, theocracy, bureaucrat

LEG Latin-law legitimize, privileged, legislative

LEG Latin-law legitimize, privileged, legislative

RAP Latin-to snatch, greedy, devouring rapacious, rapt, surreptitious

RAP Latin-to snatch, greedy, devouring rapacious, rapt, surreptitious

CEP Latin-seize, take perceptible, susceptible, precept

CEP Latin-seize, take perceptible, susceptible, precept

VOR Latin-to eat voracious, omnivorous, herbivorous

VOR Latin-to eat voracious, omnivorous, herbivorous

CAS/CAD Latin-to fall decadent, cadence, casualty

CAS/CAD Latin-to fall decadent, cadence, casualty

FLU Latin-to flow affluent, superflous, mellifluous

FLU Latin-to flow affluent, superflous, mellifluous

LEV Latin-light leaven, levity, allbeviate

LEV Latin-light leaven, levity, allbeviate

LAPS Latin-slip, slide elapse, collapse, relapse

LAPS Latin-slip, slide elapse, collapse, relapse

CED Latin-to move along, to go recede, concession, cede

CED Latin-to move along, to go recede, concession, cede

SEQUI/SEC Latin-to follow inconsequential, consecutive, execution

SEQUI/SEC Latin-to follow inconsequential, consecutive, execution

CUR/COUR Latin-to run courier, incur, recurrent

CUR/COUR Latin-to run courier, incur, recurrent

GRAD Latin-to step gradualism, regress, digress

GRAD Latin-to step gradualism, regress, digress

AMBL/AMBUL Latin-to walk amble, ambulatory, preamble

AMBL/AMBUL Latin-to walk amble, ambulatory, preamble

JUNCT Latin: to join enjoin, injunction, rejoinder

JUNCT Latin: to join enjoin, injunction, rejoinder

PART Latin: part inpartial, partisan, impart

PART Latin: part inpartial, partisan, impart

CLUS/CLUD Latin: to close inclusive, inconclusive, preclude

CLUS/CLUD Latin: to close inclusive, inconclusive, preclude

CIS Latin: to cut precise, indecisive, incision

CIS Latin: to cut precise, indecisive, incision

META Greek: changed, beyond metabolism, metamorphosis, metaphorical

META Greek: changed, beyond metabolism, metamorphosis, metaphorical

AL Latin: other, another inalienable, alienate, alias

AL Latin: other, another inalienable, alienate, alias

ALTER Latin: other alteration, alternate, altercation

ALTER Latin: other alteration, alternate, altercation

SIMUL Latin: to imitate, to appear to be simulate, dissemble, semblance

SIMUL Latin: to imitate, to appear to be simulate, dissemble, semblance

MORT Latin: death immortalize, morbid, mortify, moribund

MORT Latin: death immortalize, morbid, mortify, moribund

NEC/NOX/NIC Latin: to hurt, kill noxious, pernicious

NEC/NOX/NIC Latin: to hurt, kill noxious, pernicious

BIO Greek: life biodegradable, symbiotic, antibiotic

BIO Greek: life biodegradable, symbiotic, antibiotic

VIV Latin: to live vivacious, vivid, revival

VIV Latin: to live vivacious, vivid, revival

COGN Latin: to know incognito, cognitive, cognizant

COGN Latin: to know incognito, cognitive, cognizant

SOPH Greek: wise sophisticate, sophistry, sophomoric

SOPH Greek: wise sophisticate, sophistry, sophomoric

NOMEN Latin: name nominal, denomination, nomenclature

NOMEN Latin: name nominal, denomination, nomenclature

ONYM Greek: name synonymous, antonym

ONYM Greek: name synonymous, antonym

MATR Latin-mother matron, maternal, matriculate

MATR Latin-mother matron, maternal, matriculate

PATR Latin-father patronize, paternal, patricide, expatriate

PATR Latin-father patronize, paternal, patricide, expatriate

FIL Latin-son, child filial, affiliate

FIL Latin-son, child filial, affiliate

GEN Latin-give birth to, create progenitor, progeny, genealogy

GEN Latin-give birth to, create progenitor, progeny, genealogy

MAGN Latin-large, great magnitude, magnate

MAGN Latin-large, great magnitude, magnate

MAXIM Latin-largest, greatest maxim

MAXIM Latin-largest, greatest maxim

MIN Latin-less diminish, miniscule, minute

MIN Latin-less diminish, miniscule, minute

MICRO Greek-small microscopic, microcosm

MICRO Greek-small microscopic, microcosm

MEGA Greek-large megalopolis, megalomaniac

MEGA Greek-large megalopolis, megalomaniac

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